Becky is 19 years old and has always been trouble. She disobeys her parents, skips school, and seems to have some anger toward authority figures. She also has some developmental delays that she was born with and although she is 19, she acts as if she is 12. After her second shoplifting offense, Becky is sentenced to a minimum-security prison where she works with other inmates to make goods. She engages in other group activities such as meals and recreation but stays alone in her cell at night. What is the origin of this type of punishment

The correct answer is - the congregate or Auburn system.

Explanation:

The Congregate System or the Auburn System is a theory for penitentiary management in a setting where inmates worked together in silence during the time of day and were kept in solitary cell or confinement at night.

It is a system that helps in preventing the influence of one prisoner by another by totally isolate each prisoner and make them work for the benefit of confinement.

Thus, the correct answer would be - the congregate or Auburn system.

the congregate or Auburn system

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the answer is       political office  

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